Parents need to know that this song is about embracing the single life after a break-up. The language is mostly okay, except for a few s-words in the unedited version. There's one reference to hitting a club, but no mention of drugs or alcohol. The song is about finding a positive in a negative situation, which is always a good lesson for kids.
Positive messages:Semi-positive message about moving on after a break-up.
Positive role models:You gotta give props to someone who takes a negative situation and turns it into something positive.
Not for children, iffy for young teens, suitable for older teens.
The strange thing about this song is that it has bad messages, while it also has good messages. There are four uses of strong language in Ridin' Solo. This R&B song may be catchy, but I don't recommend the song to little kids. So I rate it 12+.
Oh please, Mr. Derulo, let Imogen Heap into your songs again...
Pretty appropriate, but it seems like Jason Derulo's songs are getting worse with the chronology. I don't know why he has switched to such a strange voice now, though I do like the message.